Chris has over 35 years Cinematography and Photography experience. His short films represented Australia at World Expo Japan 2025 screening to more than 26 million visitors. His work is in permanent exhibitions including in the National Museum of Australia and the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. As a person, he has a thirst for adventure including finding fresh landscapes and wildlife to film. At 18 he conducted a lone 2 year search for the supposedly extinct Tasmanian Tiger or Thylacine and was recently a contributor to the scientific book of the same name. Later in life he led several expeditions through remote Australia to recover equipment from the 1860/61 Burke and Wills expedition, finally being successful in recovering artifacts from their "Return Camp 32." Chris has received eleven Jury Commendations in past Siena Awards for his films, including 2 Highly Commended. He has won 10 gold awards from the Australian Cinematographers Society (ACS) and a total of 38 international award wins for aerial cinematography. Chris is an official drone educator for L.A.-based film and television industry hub, Stage32 and is on the national executive of the Australian Location Managers Guild.